Anthony J. Crowley (
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Ooh, love (there he goes again)
WHO: Crowley (
inlovewithmycar) & YOU
WHAT: The Bentley has landed.
WHERE: Greenhouse, outside Casa de Gayngel, various
WHEN: Latter half of November, edging into December
WARNINGS: Gratuitous Queen lyrics ahoy. Crowley playing with the forbidden silly putty. Probably some other stuff down the line.
Starters below :3
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WHAT: The Bentley has landed.
WHERE: Greenhouse, outside Casa de Gayngel, various
WHEN: Latter half of November, edging into December
WARNINGS: Gratuitous Queen lyrics ahoy. Crowley playing with the forbidden silly putty. Probably some other stuff down the line.
Starters below :3
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Impressive. Though the use of hellfire leaves cause for concern to others.
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[This is met with a casual shrug.]
The unholiness will fade after a couple days into a light malaise of wickedness. I'm not exactly imbuing anything with my Evil Essence here.
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[Crowley gives a haughty sniff.]
They didn't bat so much as a metaphorical eye at the usual threats involving the garbage disposal. Do you seriously think a little demonic miasma is going to have any effect?
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What is your name, demon?
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Crowley. Charmed, I'm sure.
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[ his eyes remain narrowed, but the consideration behind his pale eyes eases off a bit. ]
I am unfamiliar with you.
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[Crowley decides not to push his luck as he sets down the cooling glass, and gets out his tools.]
Ssserpent of Eden and Hell's former operative on Earth.
[He begins to chip out the last jagged fragments of glass from the pane before scraping out the old putty that once held them in place.]
Anyway, you're not War, Famine, Pestilence, Pollution, or Death, but you're definitely of their ilk. Where do you fall in the anthropomorphic personification category?
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[ he steps closer to watch him, but he maintains a respectful distance while he does. ]
I am Dream of the Endless.
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[Crowley resists the urge to crawl out of his own skin when Dream steps closer. Sure, he's probably not as actively malevolent as the likes of Pollution or War, but he was the embodiment of dreams.
Which meant that he could get inside anyone's head. Have a little rummage around. Make them see anything.
Crowley decides very quickly not to get on this one's bad side.]
...Never replaced glass before...?
[He aims for casual. He's good at casual. Goes for something Dream seems curious about. Maybe he'll lose interest once he realizes Crowley prefers doing things the (mostly) human way.]
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[ said almost offhandedly while he watches Crowley work. he doesn't step closer though, which Crowley likely appreciates. ]
I have, though not in such a manner. Sand is one of my tools, after all.
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[Something about the name - Oh for fuck's sake.]
Hang on a tic.
[Crowley whips out his phone, typing in a quick message to Vanessa, before pocketing it again.]
Anyway. Sand, eh? Like in the song?
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Song?
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[Crowley hesitates. There's a little radio inside the greenhouse he took from an electronics shop. The whole thing turned out to be a waste of time; it doesn't play anything but static unless Crowley concentrates really hard, expending constant miracles which is, ultimately, counterproductive to why he's here in the first place. The first few bars to one song, however, shouldn't be to draining.
He clicks his fingers.
The first tinny notes, crackling with static, float from inside the greenhouse. Mister Sandman sings a cheery voice, bring me a dream tonight...]
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after several excruciatingly long seconds of staring, he finally glances towards the radio, saving Crowley from his regard. ]
Ah. Yes. That is one of my names, though it is certainly older than this song.
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['Relatively recent' being less than a century old.]
So the whole sand bit is actually a thing, eh? Funny what carries over.
[Then again, he supposes, Death doesn't need a scythe nor War a sword. It's just the way human brains shape these concepts like a collective ball of metaphysical Playdoh.]
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